Te tiaki tipu o Peahomia

Ko nga tipu o roto o te whanau pipereaceae ko Pepeperemia Nga tipu. Na te rau e rere mai ana i nga rau-kiri maeneene ki nga rau maru maeneene, ia he mea ataahua, he rereke nga tipu o Permesomia, he rereke te momo i nga momo. Whanau mo te whanau Magnoliaceae, ko te whanau o PipereaceAe te whakapapa tipu tawhito. He mea motuhake mo ona rau ataahua, kaua ki ona puawai ahakoa he whanaunga no Pere a Peperomia, penei i te pepa pango, he tipu hei rongoa, he rongoa ranei. Ki te tino mohio ki te tiaki i tenei tipu ataahua me te mahi hihiri, me ako te maarama, te whakamakuku i te maarama, te tikanga mo te whakaputa me te tohutohu anga.

Ko te whakarōpūtanga me te hitori

Ko te waahanga o te whanau Magnoliaceaecea, he whakapapa tawhito me te maha o nga momo e mohiotia ana, ko te hinu makuku, ko te nuinga o enei tipu ka tipu te nuinga o nga rongoa me o raatau whakapaipai.

One may easily identify peperomias by their inflorescence, also known as spike. Their blooms develop on the inflorescence rather than having a clear perianth—that is, petals or sepels. Their blooms are less apparent as a result, and the peperomias’ leaves draw most attention. Various varieties of peperomias have a great range of leaf colors and forms; some species have a distinctive squishy feel.

Mai i te 1930, kua tino tupu nga peperiaria ki nga whare; Ko a raatau atawhai iti, ngawari ki te whakaputa, me te tino kaha ki te whānuitanga o nga taiao o roto kua awhina i a ratau ki te rongonui i te ahuatanga o te aorangi.

Nga whakaritenga mo te rama

Ahakoa he maha nga momo peperiarias he rereke nga hiahia maama, he tino ngawari nga peperomia mo nga ahuatanga o roto. Ko te nuinga o nga pepeemia penei me te maama ngawari, te maama ranei. No reira ka tu ratou ki te taha o te matapihi, engari me karo e ratou te ra tika, ina koa ka mura te rau me te hua, te kowhai ranei i nga marara.

While peperomias can survive in reduced light levels, their development rate will slow down in an atmosphere too gloomy and their leaves may also lose their sheen. For rooms with inadequate illumination, you might choose slower-growing types that fit low light, including “Green Leaf Pepper Grass” or “Silver Leaf Pepper Grass”.

Ko te tikanga, i te wa e tika ana kia maarama, ngana ki te karo i te ra tika i te wa e tuu ana i nga tipu peperemia. Ma te whakamahi i nga rama whakakiiki ma-whakakiia ka awhina pea i te whakatipuranga kia mau tonu te whanaketanga hauora mena kaore i te pai te maarama o roto.

Te whakamarumaru me te whakahaere wai

Maintaining a peperomia plant depends much on water control. Though she is not tolerant to waterlogging, Peperomia like a quite damp surroundings. Make sure the surface of the pot soil has opportunity to dry between watering. Root rot brought on by too much moisture will compromise the plant’s overall condition.

Usually speaking, spring and summer are the growth seasons for peperomia; the watering frequency may be kept constant every one to two weeks. Regarding enough light, the water demand will rise in line. The plant’s development slows down in fall and winter, hence the frequency of watering may be suitably lowered. The major cause of the yellowing and dropping of peperomia leaves is too much watering; so, it is advisable to learn the virtue of moderation when watering.

Tohutohu ngaio: I te whakamakuku, whakamahia te wai pāmahana rūma; Ko te maamaa o te makariri nui, te wai wera ranei ka whara i nga pakiaka tipu. Mena he kaha te wai, whakaarohia te whakamahi i te wai tātari, te taapiri ranei i te wai i mahue i te po kia iti ake te pa ki te wai i roto i te wai ki te tipu.

Tuhinga o mua

Mai i te mea he maori nga tipu pepewhati i roto i nga tipu o te tipu o te tipuna me te ahuwhenua, he taapiri te pāmahana. He rite ki te taiao mahana; Ko te whānuitanga o te pāmahana o te pāmahana o roto ko te 18 ° C ki te 24 ° C (65 ° F ki te 75 ° F). He iti rawa te pāmahana o roto, ka mutu pea te aukati i nga rau ranei, ki te whakaweto ranei i te tipu tipu tipu. Ma te pāmahana ka mamae te tipu mena ka taka ki raro iho i te 15 ° C.

Ko nga pepperworts me karo i te tata ki te taha o te rangi, ki te whakawera ranei ahakoa ka taea e raatau te tuuru i te rereketanga o te pāmahana. He kaha rawa te makariri, he hau wera ranei ka maroke, ka huri ranei i te parauri i nga marini rau. Ka taea e te pāmahana o roto o-roto te awhina i nga tipu pepa ka noho tonu ki te hauora pai.

Nga tikanga whakatipuranga

Ahakoa he maha tonu nga tipu, ka taea te tipu o nga tipu pepperwort i roto i nga huarahi maha. Ko nga waahanga taapiri, ko nga tapahi rau ranei te nuinga o te waa e whakamahia ana i te whakaputa uri. Tapahia noa he kakau mai i te tipu hauora, ka whiriwhiri ranei i te rau hauora, ka whakanoho ki te whenua paru, i te wai ranei. He ruarua wiki ka kite i nga pakiaka ka puta ake.

He pai ake mo te maara o te kaainga na tona kaha mo te horapa; Ahakoa nga amateurs ka tere wawe te whakatipu otaota hou. I te wa e tapahi, kia mohio koe ka whiriwhiri koe i nga tipu-kore-mate, hauora; I muri i te tapahi, te ngawari ngawari me te haumākū ki te whakapiki i te oranga o te oranga.

Nga take maha me o raatau whakatika

Ahakoa he maamaa noa ratou ki te tiaki, ka whakahaerehia e ratau etahi take noa e tipu haere ana. Ma te mohio ki nga korero o enei take me a raatau rongoa ka taea e koe te pupuri i o tipu.

He nui noa te marama e whakaatuhia ana e nga rau ngoikore me te ngoikore. Ka tahuna nga rau peperomia mai i te awatea tuuturu-roa; Na, me heke te tipu ki tetahi waahi me te maama noa.

Ko te tikanga, ko nga hau makariri ko te take mo te parauri o nga maaka rau, tohutohu ranei. Kaua e karo i nga hau, ki nga kaiwhakaora, ki nga tatau me nga matapihi; Kia mau tonu te pāmahana o roto kia karo i te parauri me te whakamaroke i roto i nga rau.

Ko te tikanga ko te tohu o te wai ki te kowhai me te tuku rau. Mena ka maroke te oneone kohua mo te waa roa, ka tiimata te pakiaka ki te pirau. Tapahia te wai tonu; Na, tirohia mo te riihi i te oneone.

Ko te whakaranu, he ranunga kohua maroke: Ko tetahi ka puta he take he ngoikore te wai. He maha tonu te wai hei whakarite i te oneone kaore noa i te ngoikore.

Although they are usually resistant to pests, sometimes peperomias may be affected by insects such aphids or scale insects. Once you identify an insect, use a natural pesticide like neem oil and routinely examine the plant’s leaves to stop the pests from proliferating.

Nga ahuatanga o te pepeemias: Rahi

Popular not just for their cheap care but also for their petite and compact form, which qualifies them for interior settings with limited space, peperomias are Most peperomias kept inside will not grow more than two feet in height, hence they are perfect as window or tabletops’ ornamental plants.

Certain slow-growing and tiny-sized peperomias, including “Spotted Peperomia” or “Green Heart Peperomia,” are perfect for indoor micro gardens or planting alongside other small plants.

Ka kitea e nga kaiwhaiwhai o roto o roto nga peperopi tino tino. Ko nga tipu rongonui mo te maara kari, ko o raatau rau ataahua, he rereke te ahua, me te whakatikatika taiao. Ahakoa he hou, he tau ranei to reka i roto i nga tipu, Ko nga tipu o Peperomia Kia whakarato i tetahi oranga ki to taiao o roto, i a koe e whakahaere ana i te maama, te wai, me te pāmahana.